Alumni news

Podiatry put best foot forward

Podiatrists in NZ will soon be able to prescribe certain medications direct to patients after the Government passed new regulations.

Matariki art a koha from AUT Pou Māori

This year’s free Matariki art, from Auckland University of Technology, features work by Bachelor of Design tauira Te Awanui a Rangi Teresa Clark.

Keeping warm at home 

NZ homes can be cold and damp. Here are four tips to help keep your place warm this winter. 

Student receives NZ Space Scholarship

AUT student Asif Rasha will work alongside NASA scientists and engineers at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory in California.

Honorary doctorate for Lisa Carrington

Aotearoa New Zealand’s most decorated Olympian, Dame Lisa Marie Carrington (DNZM), has been recognised by AUT as an Honorary Doctor of the University.

AUT students working with Auckland FC

AUT’s partnership with Auckland FC is providing invaluable opportunities for students to engage first-hand with a professional sports organisation.

KiwiSaver at a crossroads

Changes to KiwiSaver laid out in this year’s budget undermine what was already an underperforming scheme, writes Professor of Finance, Aaron Gilbert.

Panel discussion: Auckland’s volcanoes 

A panel discussion on 29 May at Auckland University of Technology (AUT) will explore the volcanoes and lava caves of Tāmaki Makaurau. 

BBC expert explores AI impact

Laura Ellis in discussion with Professor Damon Salesa.

AUT launches $5 Million Innovation Fund

AUT today launches the AUT Innovation Fund with an allocation of $5 million to invest into spinout companies and impact initiatives.